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Want to know the quickest, easiest and most lucrative ways to earn some money? You’re not alone. Our readers often ask us “How do I make money online?” Well, here’s our lowdown on how to make money online and the best websites for doing just that – plus tips to help you get the most out of them.

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Online networking and socialising

How to make money selling your Facebook and Twitter status updates

As money-making ideas go, what could be simpler? Companies like Cloudiply want to borrow your Facebook and/or Twitter status to promote their clients – and they’ll pay you to do so.

You have to have a certain number of friends to become one of their ‘angels’, but there’s nothing easier than copying and pasting for a couple of extra pounds.

Plus, those who sign up benefit from daily deals and product discounts on the companies you help to promote – sometimes giving you as much as 90% off! Check out Cloudiply here.

Groupon – Make money from your mates

Get £6 every time you refer a friend to Groupon.

The site groups consumers together so they can take advantage of huge discounts for all kinds of things – from restaurants to football match tickets. Previous deals in London have included £25 for top price tickets worth £55 to see Blood Brothers, and £1 to watch films (including those in 3D) at any Cineworld. Once you’ve signed up – for free – you can recommend as many friends as you like, and if any of them go on to sign up, you’ll get £6 for each one who does. The money will be credited to your account so you can use it towards your next purchase on the site. To check out the site and sign up, visit Groupon here.

Plusnet – Earn by referring

Plusnet has consistently low prices for its broadband and they even cut your bills further if you refer your friends. You’ll get a discount off your monthly bill for every person that joins them on your recommendation, for as long as they are a customer. There’s no limit to the number of people that you can recommend – so you could get your broadband for free.

Gaming

Trade for free on the virtual stock market

TraderPlay is a new free website offering you the chance to try your hand risk free on a virtual stock market where you compete with other aspiring traders. It mirrors real-time financial data and offers cash prizes.

Players are awarded £1,000,000 of virtual money and use this to enter live trading competitions where their profits and losses contribute to the overall leaderboard. Gamers are encouraged to challenge friends and contacts to go head-to-head using the website’s in-built Facebook app, and see who has triumphed when the markets close. For those that show a natural skill, there is even real money to be won – or potentially the opportunity to catch the eye of industry headhunters.

Unlike many gaming sites, TraderPlay is completely risk free, plus there are real prizes to be won! So if you’ve ever fancied having a go on the stock market, here’s your chance!

Set-up a virtual business with Second Life

In the online virtual world of Second Life, you can buy and sell land, create clothes, set up a shop or anything else you can think of. Set up by Linden Labs, Second Life has experienced phenomenal growth. The ‘inworld economy’ of Second Life grew 94% between 2008 and 2009 and by the end of 2011 the equivalent value of all money held by users stood at $29.3 million.

That’s right, although Second Life is a virtual world, it has a very real economy. Ailin Graef, aka Anshe Chung, became the first person to make a real life million through Second Life. Its currency, the Linden dollar, can be exchanged at a rate of about 320 Linden dollars (L$) to £1, although it does fluctuate. If you’re handy with a keyboard and have a lot of spare time, this could be an interesting way to make some extra cash.

Win cash and give to charity at the same time with The People’s Lottery

OK, this isn’t quite making money but you have the opportunity to win a cash prize every now and then. Also, as it’s run by Actionaid, you know that any money you give in will be going to a good cause.

Make money online

This is a sporadic and relatively small income but it’s low effort and you’ve nothing to lose. It’s a great way to make quick cash from the comfort of your computer but make sure you NEVER pay to join a site or reveal your credit card details.

Complete online surveys for money

Here are our favourite paid survey sites. They’re completely free and have received a big thumbs-up from many of you. For maximum earnings why not set up a separate email account (so your personal one doesn’t get flooded with survey-related emails) and then register for free to all of them?:

Lightspeed – opt to receive rewards as cash (via PayPal) or as vouchers for Argos, M&S and Amazon and more
Valued Opinions – offers a big prize simply for registering.
Toluna – convert points you earn into Amazon and HMV vouchers
GlobalTestMarket – pays $50 for every 1,000 points earned
Great Sites – register and complete a quick survey for the chance to win £5,000!
Opinion Surveys – complete a survey and be entered into a draw to win £1,000!
Surveyhead – claim your rewards in cash via PayPal
Panelbase – earn between 25p and £10 per survey

If you like the sound of online paid surveys, make sure you check out our full article on taking online surveys for money.

Sedo.co.uk – How to make money from domain names

Be an internet entrepreneur and buy domain names to sell on for profit. It’s a great way to make money as the perfect URLs become harder to come by, and people and businesses will pay over the odds to get the one they want. This really is easier than it sounds and to get you started we’ve got three top tips from Sedo‘s Chief Sales Officer, Liesbeth Mack-de Boer.

1. Keep your eyes peeled and your ears close to the ground for the next big thing. If you can get a domain name that corresponds to a new trend, you can make big money out of it further down the road.

2. Pick a quirky domain name, or a selection of URLs with the same theme – that way you’ll have built up a good portfolio. It won’t cost you much, but a company in that area would pay decent money for the domains.

3. See what’s popular. Use Google to find out what people are looking for and which search terms are popular, that’ll inform your decision on which URLs to buy.

Get started here.

SarosResearch.com – How to make money from market research

Simply enter your details on the website and you’ll be sent an email when they need you for a specific focus group. The way it works usually is that you meet other members of the group in a nearby office, sit down and watch an advert, or sample a product. Then just say what you like or dislike about it.

It’s a good idea to join several companies as you’re unlikely to be asked to do more than three or four per year. But Saros Research is a great place to start – it states that you’ll make between £30 and £50 for around two or three hours of research.

SlicethePie.com – Get paid to listen to music

If you love your music, sign up to Slicethepie for free and get paid to listen and review music by unsigned bands.

This isn’t necessarily a big money earner as you’ll only get a few pence per review at the beginning, but as you get a better ‘scout rating’ there is potential to make more and more money.

Not only is it a good way to make a few extra quid but you could get to hear the next big thing before anyone else. Read all about it in our article here.

Rent or sell

eBid – Sell items for quick cash and no listings fee

You’ll all be aware that you can buy and sell items on auction site eBay, but another site that works in pretty much the same way is eBid. What’s different about eBid however, is that you don’t have to pay to list your items (called an insertion fee and ranging from 10p to £1.90 for most items). Although, as with eBay, they do take a Final Value Fee, which is 3%.

All you need to do to get selling is sign up to a buyer’s account – then upgrade your account from buyer to seller. This gives you access to a standard auction format.

Moneymagpie mobile recycling comparison – Cash for trash

Never throw away old mobile phones. Recycle them instead for easy money. Go to our nifty Moneymagpie mobile recycling service and simply enter the make and model of your phone and see which recycling company will give you the most for it.

You could make hundreds (for newer, well-kept phones), so go and raid your drawers and check at the back of the cupboard to see if you can make cash with your trash.

Spareroom.co.uk – Rent out your space for cash

Got a spare room you don’t use? Or, if you really need the cash, could you move out of your bedroom and sleep in the sitting room to free it up to rent out?

You can make up to £4,250 tax free from renting a room each year so this is one of the best ways of making money almost from nothing! Go here to register.

ParkatmyHouse.com – Rent your drive for cash

Use your drive or your garage to make money for you. ParkatmyHouse covers the whole UK and you can put your space on the site for anyone coming to your area to park in…for cash!

Threadless.com – Earn cash designing T-shirts

Fancy yourself as a fashion guru? Then why not try your hand at designing your own T-shirt? It’s creative and fun – plus, if your creation proves popular with others, you can make money from your hobby.

The Threadless website lets you submit your own designs (or slogans), and last year the company awarded over half a million pounds to artists all over the world who submitted their designs. Check it out here.

Etsy.com – Get creative and sell your wares online

If you love to get creative and make jewellery or arts and crafts, Etsy is the place to go.

This US website is designed exclusively for buying and selling handmade goods so you’re more likely to have success here than somewhere like eBay.

Register your username (which is also your shop name so choose carefully!) for a basic buyer’s account – then upgrade to a seller’s account. There is a fee of $0.20 per item listed but this covers the item for four months and includes the option of five photos to show off your wares. When you sell an item there’s a 3.5% final value charge.

Freelancing – Sell your skills

If you’re handy with a camera, can design a nice logo or fancy yourself as a writer, then you may be able to make some cash selling your stuff online. There are plenty of sites selling content to websites and they’re always in need of contributors.

Companies such as BigStockPhoto, iStockphoto, Fotolia, Dreamstime and Shutterstock concentrate on photography. Upload your images and get paid every time they are used. Others, such as Tycoon Talk and Digital Point offer content writing jobs. For a wider range of freelance oppurtunites you can look at Elance or oDesk.

If you like the online money makers we’ve featured here, you’ll love our fab article 10 easy ways to make quick cash. It’s got speedy, simple and effective ways to make money – take a look yourself to see why it’s our most popular article!

Get your driving and shopping paid for

Stuff2Send – Great for motorists who are always on the move

Are you always driving from one place to another? Well, why not get your fuel paid for, and maybe even earn some extra cash on top? Stuff2Send matches your journey with people or companies that need packages delivered. It makes sense, helps save the environment and earns you some easy money.

Cashback Shopper – Money for shopping (and get £5 for just signing up!)

Cashback sites like Quidco list retailers they have deals with – when you click through the retailer gives money to the cashback site, which then gives you money. Some sites like Cashback Shopper will even give you a little money – usually £5 – just for signing up.

Get extra cash

Zopa.com – Earn 6.4% on your savings (yes, really!)

Looking for an alternative to paltry savings rates? Head to Zopa where lenders made an average return of 6.4% in the last twelve months.

Zopa works as a sort of online financial community, bringing lenders and borrowers together and cutting out the banks. Borrowers are categorised according to how risky thepany are considered to be. Lending to higher risk people with poorer credit ratings provides better returns.

You decide who to lend to and what rate you’ll charge, as well as how long to lend your money for (choose from three, four or five years) and of course how much you want to lend (from £10 to upwards of £25,000). Find out exactly how Zopa works in our full article.

Turn2Us.org.uk – See if you’re entitled to free money!

Use the Turn2Us benefits checker which works out whether you’re eligible for any benefits. All you have to do is enter some details such as how much you earn, your council tax rate and any savings you have.

The calculator covers all of the major benefits including Working Tax Credit, Council Tax, Housing Benefit, Pension Credit and Child Tax Credit. Benefits rules change all the time so there’s a good chance that even if you weren’t eligible a few years ago, you could be now.

According to Turn2Us there’s more than £8 billion worth of tax credits and benefits in the UK going unclaimed. So check out our article on claiming what’s rightfully yours.

Mylostaccount.org.uk – find money in dormant bank accounts

This is a free online service that will search through bank and building society records for you to see if you have any money lying around in a forgotten account.

Official figures state that up to £850 million of our own money is lying in inactive current, savings and building society accounts, so it’s definitely worth checking.

Always give as many details as possible, including maiden names and previous addresses in order to increase your chances of finding a lost account. Find out more ways to find money you don’t know about here.

Useful Links

Get paid for your opinion

Refer your friends

Get paid for your unwanted things

Rent it out

Parkatmyhouse
Spareroom

Sell your photos

Get extra cash

Know of a money-making website we don’t? Why not leave a comment below with your own tips on how to make money online? We love hearing from you!

41 Responses to “Best money-making websites”

Dan says:

March 27, 2012 at 2:49 am

Great site guys! I’ve found buying and selling to be quite a lucrative way of making money! Admittedly you need money to start with but you can start small and build up. There are so many places to find bargains- car boots, ebay, facebook, police auction sites like bumblebee.com or woma.co.uk. Try to sell the stuff at a profit on sites with free or cheap listings such as ebid, facebook selling group pages, or to friends and family! In the last 12 months, this has helped me to pay for my wedding in the Caribbean in 2 weeks time so has proved to be invaluable!

Best of luck guys!

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Gene Boardway says:

December 12, 2011 at 1:21 am

If you are familiar with Microsoft Office products, then Microsoft Frontpage may be your best bet.

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Erwin Adragna says:

December 10, 2011 at 7:08 pm

For me, my biggest gains have always come from investing actual money. But I’ve also made gains from not investing money at all.

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Buddyinlondon says:

July 6, 2011 at 3:22 pm

Hi, this is my first post but just wanted to pass on some observations of mine. I have been looking at various online ideas for 18 months due to my being at home and I have researched probably 100+ sites.
Not one of them was remotely genuine where they were asking for an upfront fee. Anything from $9.99 up $99.99 and all to take your money.
Doesn’t it seem strange that none of them are offering a free 30 day trial and then charging a larger fee for those who have found it workable and good for them. So, you would sign up and they would provide you their materials, and you try it for 30 days. If you aren’t going to continue, then the CD’s or downloads they have given you become non-operable.
If I found one of these sites that was as good as they say, I would pay $199.99 or more, but only if it works.
So people please save your money and don’t take financial chances with what you have. Anyone interested in discussing this further, use my name and add yahoo.co.uk and here’s to financial success for all of us.

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lara says:

March 3, 2011 at 1:08 pm

I have joined Cloudiply, it was really easy. I don’t think it’s live yet, but am already telling my friends to join it too via my URL (which was sent to my email when I registered). I have done my research on it online and on facebook, looks good to me. Can’t wait for the offers to roll in!!

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Joe says:

March 3, 2011 at 11:15 am

thank you money magpie!

This list is very much appreciated…am looking through some of the listed websites. I’m disappointed to see that Cloudiply is only taking interest registration at the moment. looks like a better deal than groupon…90% off AND you can earn money. all signs point to goood.

Joe

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A says:

March 1, 2011 at 3:52 pm

………For the above site I got a free website, free domaain name of my choice and paid for hosting. You get video tutorials to help you………

Which site was that Donald?

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Tom Brand says:

December 6, 2010 at 3:43 pm

What about fixtheodds.com. It’s free a matched betting website. Matched betting is a risk-free, clever way of making money by taking advantage of free bets offered by bookmakers.

It has become really popular at university and I have made about £99 so far. It might be a small amount, but it all adds up the more offers you do.

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Simon Butler says:

November 21, 2010 at 8:54 pm

I found myworkfromhomepro to be a great outfit, these guys have really applied themselves to helping new members! $174 to join but when you get a sale (which they close for you) you receive $150. They use the 2up system which means that you will get $150 over and over again from the sales of other. Making money from home just got that much easier with this home business opportunity.

They supply new members with email scripts, banners, and “The Academy” designed to help you succeed. There is the FREE 10 day trial to take so that you can see what it is all about!

Overall, not a bad money making business, and it is easy!

Simon Butler

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Angelina says:

October 18, 2010 at 9:00 am

Wow! This is really a great tips on earning extra money online! Thanks for your resources! What about selling photography in 123rf.com ? They give half of the revenue and I found their uploading feature is much more easy/user friendly.

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Dan locjman says:

October 1, 2010 at 12:10 pm

I use affiliate schemes, the one I use gets me £17-£21 per referral though, here is the website I made

Your3iphone.co.uk

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David says:

August 20, 2010 at 8:52 am

If you have some internet skills how about signing up to some affiliates schemes and you can easily create website without too much effort

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Terry says:

July 12, 2010 at 11:43 am

doesn’t anybody know a decent site where you can make money on-line, or any other ideas, why not everybody put something in, any ideas and see if we can make something of it. Say, going to a car-boot and maybe selling anything you get on e bay. Any other suggestions. cheers Terry

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- Jasmine Birtles says:
  
  July 12, 2010 at 2:27 pm
  
  Great idea Terry. That’s the point of our Money-making Forum http://forum.moneymagpie.com/. Do put this comment on that and let’s see what people come back with.
  
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nicolas says:

April 25, 2010 at 4:59 pm

HI i wanted to thank you so much. i signed up to surveyhead and valued opinions last summer and to date i have made £154 on surveyhead as well as £120 on valued opinons. It has been a great help while i have been unemployed and i encourage everyone to sign up to these two sites. i have tried most of them and these are the two i made the most consistant money from. It does take alot of perseverance and some months can be very slow. but if you keep at it all adds up

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AlexC says:

March 17, 2010 at 1:00 pm

I tried the survey website thing and after many a survey and a long time I ended up with a £5 voucher…..so not for me then. LOL

But my website business is totally free to join, you don’t have to play, but good commissions are paid for anyone you can get to play online.

1 person playing both the UK and Euro Lotto would pay you £8 per month in commission. 2 people = £16 etc.

Your only problem is finding cheap or free ways to promote.

Click my name for website link.

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- Emmanuel says:
  
  January 3, 2011 at 11:22 am
  
  What is the name of the website?
  
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MissEb says:

March 16, 2010 at 9:51 pm

Hello,

I like the sound of Zopa and SliceThePie so I plan on hopping over to your reviews about those two.

In terms of surveys, I find LightSpeedPanel’s gone downhill somewhat; rewards less per survey and the minimum payout has been increased from £1 to £3.

I’ve taken part in a Saros Research session before and really liked it. Market research/focus group sessions are way more enjoyable than online surveys – pity it doesn’t happen more frequently.

Right, I’m off to go read about Zopa and Slice. Thanks for the informative post.

Take care…

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krishna says:

February 4, 2010 at 11:46 am

looking to create a money making website,
a better website where i can earn more money

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- Navillus says:
  
  February 23, 2010 at 4:58 pm
  
  How do you intend to make money from your own site Krishna.
  
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Michelle says:

January 21, 2010 at 4:18 pm

For the best site that pays well for online surveys is yougov. It is run by the government and pays 50 p – £1 for each survey you are invited to, with some not paying a fee and instead giving you free prize draw entry. You receive a cheque once you reach £50 (or 5000 points as known on the site) and they do send you the money. It does take a while to get to the £50 but it all adds up!

If you sign up to the site please do so throught this link as I get a referral bonus!

http://my.yougov.com/go.aspx?id=65e9916e-c3a8-4e9a-8bbf-bc190f6ecce0

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- Jasmine Birtles says:
  
  January 21, 2010 at 4:22 pm
  
  It’s not run by the government, Michelle, it’s an ordinary company like the other survey companies. I agree, though, it’s a good one to try.
  
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  - Anne says:
    
    March 30, 2010 at 12:42 pm
    
    I have been with YouGov for about 8yrs now and have only ever had 1 payment of £50, it can take years to reach this amount. They do however send you plenty of surveys for a prize draw which I have never won.
    
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- Jacky says:
  
  April 19, 2011 at 1:07 am
  
  yougov is not run by the government! The government don’t run commercial sites…It’s a commercial company who just use the name yougov because most of their surveys are based on politics, so don’t be misled…
  
  Re the whole market research thing – you’re more likely to qualify for surveys if you use the latest gizmos, because those are what companies want to know about.
  
  One good site is Pinecone. You don’t get many surveys but they pay £3 into Paypal, no messing about with points that restrict where you spend them, no minimum before paying out, and they don’t seem to have such a narrow quota as some. Most people doing surveys are either retired or unamployed – whizzkids don’t bother, so if you’re over 60 or not working, those quotas are often filled before you even get the email…Mutual Points is quite good – just click on links to websites to build up points – if you keep at it you get £20 per 3000 points, and they have surveys at weekends so you can get extra points – if you qualify. Some surveys get you filling in details for 15 mins before screening you out – if that happens, complain! (Hey I should write a blog about this!)
  
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Ezine says:

December 7, 2009 at 10:15 pm

I can see that you are an expert at your field! I am launching a website soon, and your information will be very useful for me.. Thanks for all your help and wishing you all the success in your business.

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maureen says:

December 6, 2009 at 1:15 pm

Missing names are new vista alive and valued opinions

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maureen says:

December 6, 2009 at 1:12 pm

These two pay well. I think they belong to the same company

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Colin says:

November 19, 2009 at 6:02 pm

I personally found Panelbase an utter waste of time. I was ‘invited’ to take part in a total of 12 survey, only to be informed they were either full up (just after I had started them) or even I wasn’t suitable after giving info for around 5 minutes! I cancelled last week as it would take forever to reach £10 and basically not worth it.

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Bob says:

October 20, 2009 at 1:55 pm

Ebay have just changed their rules so that lots of items have to be offered ‘post free’.Most of my items are VHS tapes,which you can buy at car boots and charity shops for a few pence,and add the fact that I am charged 10p for each listing,when I incorporate the P&P charges on to my selling price I am left will little chance of a sale.In fact, if I re-list my items on expiry, I actually make a loss.I am now looking for a site to sell my goods where the seller is treated more fairly.

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emmanuel says:

September 10, 2009 at 4:33 pm

dose any one know where i can be paid to view trailers

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Sarah Donovan says:

July 28, 2009 at 2:01 pm

Hi, I have been stung by these gimicks as well..I didnt know I was signing up to a subscription services and didnt realise I was signing a 12 month contract with a US based company! I managed to get out of it but with allot of hassle! There is a UK based compaby however that helps with online businesses and they are VERY GOOD! All their products come with a money back guarantee and I have used 2 products that have generated some good part time money.
the company is called Healthy Living. http://www.hlf-ltd.co.uk they have support email address as well with consultants that actually care!

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ejb says:

July 7, 2009 at 4:50 pm

I have been with Toluna for months and find them a complete waste of time. I have never got anything out of them and I am fed up getting half way through a survey to be told it is either full up or they don’t need any more responses from people in my ‘group’ – whatever that is. It can take up a lot of time and, for me, has given me absolutely nothing in return. You end up giving a lot of very personal information out which I’m sure is of value to marketeers but in my opinion Toluna is a WASTE OF TIME

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- Taylor says:
  
  August 14, 2010 at 8:48 pm
  
  I have found toluna to be very good, I have earned a total of £90 with them, great if you want to get dvds from hmv for answering some questions!
  
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- Suzyb says:
  
  March 2, 2011 at 1:27 am
  
  I totally agree, I dont know what has happened to this site it used to be one of the best. I have had nothing but problems with them since around August last year. I currently have around 109,000 points which I have been trying to claim my rewards, their website won’t let me claim them and when I contact them to ask why, I either get no reply or they are ‘looking in to it’ and this has been going on months. I feel cheated at the moment as I have put my valuable time and effort into completing their surveys and I feel I am being cheated out of my fair rewards, anybody else had probs’ ?
  
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carolyn mccormick says:

June 21, 2009 at 8:07 pm

Trying to find info. regarding cut price avon cosmetics

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Gordon says:

June 3, 2009 at 9:06 pm

I got stung with re-occuring charges from a website claiming to help make you money just like Maddy. Be careful with these websites cause they tell you are getting a free cd all you have to do is pay postage but word it in such a way that you are entering a monthly scheme that you have to pay £50-£100 per month.

If anyone has good proven money making schemes I would be interested in trying. Have tried many but non successful so far.

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Paul says:

May 28, 2009 at 12:27 pm

I have just been made redundant and am now looking for ways to earn a living. I do not know what to do as times are hard. I would like to do market research can any one tell me which is the best earner.

Many thanks Paul

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Maddy0806 says:

May 22, 2009 at 11:31 am

Rob,
I saw that and did the gullible thing of signing up and paying the $1+ fee on my credit card – nearly 3 weeks later got a CD entitled e-millionaire, with two American geeks talking about making money I think – to be honest lost interest cos their voices were monotonous and don’t think they were really telling you anything useful, or direct about making money – and then found a charge from them on my next credit card statement for about £31.00 – then they tried it the next month, but my card company rang me about it, so I did not accept it and cancelled my card.
Be warned !!! If anyone else has had the positive experience as per the ‘testimonials’ on the google page etc, let us know !!!

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John says:

May 21, 2009 at 10:08 pm

Don’t give your credit card details – I got stung by that. If it’s too good to be true, it probably is a scam.

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rob says:

May 21, 2009 at 3:41 am

can anyone tell me if this money making scheme that google is always advertising is ligit or not, sounds too good to be true to be paid sinply for copying and pasting http addresses for them, but i suppose someone has to help them build up their directories?!! a few of the advertisers for it want me to pay $0.99 for shipping of the information/starter kit by credit card, not happy about that?! advice would be appreciated

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Donald MacLeod says:

May 15, 2009 at 4:14 pm

Hi, This site is brills. I will be looking at some of these sites. I have been selling on ebay, but recently haven’t been successful especially with charges. Will now try greenmetropolis.com and hope I am luckier. Didn’t realise there was so many different sites.

Check out the above site. I am also trying the internet marketing thingy, getting there slowly. For the above site I got a free website, free domaain name of my choice and paid for hosting. You get video tutorials to help you.

Donald

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